Reprieve uses the law to enforce the human rights of prisoners, from death row to Guantánamo Bay.
Reprieve uses the law to enforce the human rights of prisoners, from death row to Guantánamo Bay.
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An Algerian citizen who was detained for eight years in Guantánamo Bay without charge or trial has been imprisoned again, after the US authorities returned him to Algeria despite his pleas that he would face arbitrary detention there.
on 25 January 2012
Now resettled in France, Lakhdar Boumediene talks to MSNBC about his wrongful imprisonment in Guantánamo Bay and his hopeless struggle to get a job.
With thanks to MSNBC.
on 11 January 2012
Watch former Guantánamo Bay prisoners speak about their memories of those still imprisoned there.
Ten years ago, the first Guantánamo prisoners arrived at Camp X-Ray, housed in open-air cages with concrete floors. Here, former detainees and family members speak movingly about their memories of those still imprisoned there, the impact of Guantánamo on their own lives, and their hopes for the future.
One of the residents remembered is the last British man ...
on 21 December 2011
on 07 February 2011
Do your clients have ties to foreign countries? Could they have a claim to foreign nationality? If so, Reprieve can help…
In 2009 Reprieve launched a three-year project, largely funded by the European Commission, called Reprieve’s EC Project. The Project works with capital defense lawyers to help them fulfill their obligations under the ABA Guidelines to “make appropriate efforts ...
It’s ten years since the first detainees arrived at Guantánamo Bay. To give some sort of perspective, that’s almost as long as the ipod and the Euro have been around.
by Clare Algar
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